What makes this tree so special is that it is one of the only, if not the only, conifer trees that changes color and...

Well, it happened. Fall fell back to Standard Time, and winter has already encroached on our November here in the Inland Northwest. There is a light fog in the air, and the temperature is above freezing,

Back in spring I saw this cute larch blossom. I never noticed these before in my life. Now these trees are already green and full of soft leaves. There are only a couple of months left until they fall

Most people do not know that conifers -- of which we know pines, cypresses, and redwoods best -- have relatives that also turn colors and shed their needles in the fall. Among these is the larch, which

I meant to take a photo of our grove of western larch trees a week ago, but I got busy doing other things and forgot all about it. Friday the wind blew like crazy and began to rip the needles right off

Larch tree Recently heard someone say “If no one pities me, then at least I pity myself”. How absolutely ridiculous is that? Instead of patting their back or tiptoeing around them treating them as fragile

This is Kuril larch. Under normal conditions, it grows like a familiar tree, but in the seasons of storms and strong winds the wind blows with such force that the trees need to adjust, otherwise you can

You won't guess where I am coming from ... ?!? Any thoughts?!? Ok, it is Slovenia .. dddd... I will post my photos from around the world, but I won't ever forget, where I was born and where I live, because

Larch belongs to the genus of woody plants in the family Pinaceae, one of the most common conifer species. Its needles are dumped every year before winter. It grow very cute little bumps. The larch has

Nothing can unman you like an un-man. Author: Chuck Hogan

Larch, a conifer that is actually a deciduous tree...